Amid drought, Arizona contemplates a fraught idea: Piping in water from Mexico

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Amid drought, Arizona contemplates a fraught idea: Piping in water from Mexico
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Proposal by a private consortium to build Mexican desalination plant comes as surprise to some on state’s water authority

— an amount roughly equal to what central and southern Arizona took from the Colorado River this year.During its presentation to the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority of Arizona, two representatives from the developer, plus a Goldman Sachs official involved in financing for the project, presented their vision for the largest desalination plant in the world.

IDE said the plant would be built near Puerto Peñasco, along the Sea of Cortez in the Mexican state of Sonora. The roughly $5 billion first phase would involve building a plant that sucks in seawater and filters it through membranes to remove the salt.

Arizona and Mexico for the past several years have been discussing another possible desalination approach — where Arizona would pay for a plant across the border in exchange for taking a portion of Mexico’s allotment from the Colorado River, said Sarah Porter, director of Arizona State University’s Kyl Center for Water Policy. The cross-border pipeline plan “is a little bit out of left field.”

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